Fewer older Korean Americans utilize mental health services
Thirty percent of older Korean American immigrants experienced mental distress, but only 5.7% had used mental health services.
Sleep hygiene critical during COVID-19 pandemic
UH Mānoa CSDC offers tips on achieving ample sleep during the pandemic which can help improve mental health and overall well-being.
Free mental health workshops to focus on COVID-19 induced stress
CSDC will offer weekly interactive, educational self-help workshops focused on maintaining mental and physical wellness during the pandemic.
Free culturally grounded program, helps students heal from substance misuse
To commemorate National Recovery Month, the UH Mānoa Mālama Project will launch free virtual events to help students who struggle with or are recovering from substance misuse.
Behavioral health hotline providing comprehensive services
Callers in need of access to mental health resources and substance use treatment services can call Hawaiʻi C.A.R.E.S.
Public health professor makes mental health of UH community priority
Jeanelle Sugimoto-Matsuda is providing mental health resources to help keep the UH Mānoa campus community safe.
Dealing with grief and loss, help available
Psychologists at UH Mānoa suggest the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a degree of grief and loss for everyone.
Connect to behavioral health specialists with UH telehealth portal
An online portal provided by Hawaiʻi UTelehealth connects patients with behavioral health specialists.
Preparing medical students to cope with death
Transition to Clerkship includes a frank discussion about death and when future doctors need to shift focus to the patients’ families and the healers themselves.
Event encourages students to love themselves
The UH Mānoa Counseling and Student Development Center holds its annual Love Life Fair in honor of National Suicide Prevention Week.
